Metropolis: I, Nuwa, Come to the World!

The way of heaven is changing, and a great disaster is imminent. Looking down at all the living beings in China who are about to be destroyed in the last days, Nuwa shed tears of compassion. "I have created you and regard them as my children. Before I leave, I fear that I will return late. "The mother is worried when her son travels a thousand miles. Now that we are facing a great disaster, what should we do? "You make offerings to the Buddha, believing that you can become a Buddha after death; you make offerings to the Tao, believing that you can attain enlightenment after death; you make offerings to gods, believing in the power and convenience of gods. "You have refused to provide for me, causing my incense to become sparse, my divine power to be reduced, and my ability to stand in the sky no longer. "The sky is overturned, the four poles are collapsing, and all living beings are ashes. How many people will become Buddhas, how many will become enlightened, and how many will have conveniences? "That's all, my mother can't bear the indulgence of her children. Shao Bu comes to earth again with his meager divine power, hoping to save all sentient beings from the danger of hanging upside down. "I, Nuwa, come to Linfan!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.